Does this product run and drip down vertical surfaces?
44069
They all do. When cleaning screens you're supposed to spray on your microfiber cloth, then wipe.
44070
You don't spray the surface, you spray the microfiber cloth. Bryson cleaner is impressive - I use it on plasma & LCD TVs, laptops, cell phones. Only pros, no cons.
44071
Yes it is very much like windex only much better and actually cleans monitors and flat screens
44072
I apply it to the microfiber cloth instead of the surface directly but it's not a gel and would, if sprayed on a vertical surface, run and drip.
44073
I've always sprayed this product on the included special cleaning cloth (recommended), to wipe down all my LCD/LED screens. It's not recommended to spray directly on those surfaces. So using it like that, it definitely does not run or drip down.
44074
There is a spray setting on the nozzle along with a stream setting. Using the spray setting with a single squeeze each time, will give you plenty of time to wipe the screen before it starts to run or drip. If you leave it set however it will start to run or drip.
1394892
No. This device is just an inline solenoid with a timer. You will have to install a small pressure reducing device behind the Raindrip for it to work properly with a drip system.
2282045
No it does not drip on to the counter. It has a drip tray that slides under the rack. This tray does not sit on the counter either. It is on a little rack on the bottom of this draining rack. You have to slide it out to dump it out them slide it back in place.
1220798
The hose does weep residual water after shutting off the water supply valve, however it does not completely drain and requires water pressure to star dripping. I would not expect a free flow of water from a gravity system, UNLESS the rain barrel was raised significantly above ground to provide appropriate "head pressure".
1719957
Yes, it has the stop drip function. However I have not used it. It does have an automatic shut off after 100 minutes. That function I have used.
656539
Not really. It works surprisingly well. No dripping. You can control the rate at which oil comes out by changing the angle you hold the bottle. Since the spout is small, even the fastest rate is manageable.
1175120
I would say no... in fact they do not recommend in for vertical surfaces at all.
1992007
yeah you will be ok it does have a drip pan and everything evaporates no prob...had mine for a few months now and it works great... mine is enclosed also... but its always a good idea to provide some type of ventilation...
99966
I don't turn this value off very often (only to run a tub of water for grandkids instead of shower head) but when I have used it there does not seem to be any drips...The tub fills up and no wet heads from above....Hope this helps...
1365630
Yes. It is suggested a few drops be added each use. Not much maintenance for great performance, though.
2125026
The steamer is constructed for vertical use. The slightest tilt and there is a risk of sputtering and leaking.
174629
Yes. The drip rate can be controlled. There is a sensitive switch for that. IT takes a little patience but it is well worth it
548528
Not intended for vertical use. It will tend to flow with gravity and is best on a flat, horizontal surface!. This is not a paste or glue!
1553456
You can toggle between spray and stream while the water is running. The spray is vertical but but as others have stated fairly wide. We recently renovated our kitchen and we love the faucet. I would definitely purchase this faucet again.
1868841
It has a mesh evaporator filter inside. Water flows into the top of the filter, trickles down, and any water that is not evaporated by the airflow comes out a drain in the bottom of the unit. So, it needs to be installed upright, more or less exactly as pictured. It *can* be installed on horizontal or vertical airducts, just as long as the unit itself remains upright.
528320
No it doesn't have drip holes. You buy a kit with it that has a punch to make the hole where you want it. The kit comes with various drip valves that you insert. 1/2 to 2 gallons per hour
63802
No it doesn't. It runs hot even on low, so watch your liquid level or start with more liquid.